Bitola Invention Developed with EU Aid to Open Hotel Complex on Ivory Coast ↗
Front page leadAn invention from Bitola, developed with the help of the EU, is set to be used to open the doors of a hotel complex on the Ivory Coast.
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The news from SDK.mk covers a mix of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes a Bitola-developed invention funded by the EU that will open hotel complex doors on the Ivory Coast, a report on organ donation, and a malfunctioning air quality monitoring device in Veles…
An invention from Bitola, developed with the help of the EU, is set to be used to open the doors of a hotel complex on the Ivory Coast.
Organ donation is the highest degree of humanity, saving a patient's life and giving them a future, according to doctors speaking at an event.
French authorities ordered the evacuation of nearly 60,000 people near Bordeaux due to escalating wildfires, contributing to a total of over 220,000 evacuated across France and Spain.
Since the beginning of July, the air quality measuring instruments in Veles have not been displaying data, leaving the public unaware of pollution levels.
Spanish authorities have ordered the evacuation of several towns near Madrid as wildfires intensify, leading to a national state of emergency.
German battery maker Varta has confirmed it has filed for bankruptcy as part of an effort to secure its economic future.
Snow has fallen on the peak of Mount Pelister, which is at an altitude of 2,601 meters, a rare occurrence during the summer.
At least 10 people were killed and 100 injured when Russia rocketed a military training center near Kyiv while an arms exhibition was underway. Six people also died in Ukrainian attacks on Russian territory.
The Ministry of Health recommends to the Ministry of Social Policy the repeal of unnecessary controls for determining disability, citing mistreatment for six months.
A state-run elderly home in Kumanovo is severely understaffed, with 30 employees caring for 180 residents, while the Ministry of Finance has not approved new hirings for three years.